INABAChuru Cat Treats, Grain-Free, Lickable, Squeezable Creamy Purée Cat Treat/Topper with Vitamin E & Taurine, 0.5 Ounces Each Tube, 50 Tubes, Chicken Variety

Our cat literally turns his nose up to literally all other knock off treats! These are the absolute best option for our Maine Coon! They are a healthy high protein snack!

These are a little expensive but when are used to socialize kittens it’s worth the money.I use these to get my foster kittens that are not friendly towards people to be more social. I’ll start by putting the kitten in a purrito and petting it. After a few moments I’ll introduce the churu and the kitten will immediately snack away. This gives me the opportunity to pet the kitten and talk quietly, letting it associate a positive event with humans.Be warned, this is essentially kitten crack so offering one to a litter usually results in kitten attacks! 😂 They will grab you; they will jump on you; they will steal it right out of your hands. Don’t put the empty wrapper in the trash where they can get it because they will eat right through it to get the last bits. Make sure you store them in safe locations where the kittens cant access them since it does have a plastic pouch/ wrapper that they shouldn’t eat. And they will chew through it. Seriously, this is kitten crack but in a good way!

Two very picky kitties love the food. I squeeze it all out and they lick it clean. Easy to do.

Churu was recommended by our vets & they were so right! Our cats ADORE this, tho I give it in small bowls as being mugged by Maine Coons trying to get to their squeezy treat wouldn't be fun ...One of our wonderful boys has chronic dry skin & is frequently constipated (tries to use his box, runs thundering around the house & heads back to try the box etc.) - the Churu really helps with both issues. He gets half a tube daily & once in a while he gets the whole thing: it's not too rich for him at all although I wouldn't give a daily entire tube to a cat who didn't have both his size (15lbs) & his issues. Heck, he doesn't get that *every* day either!Our other sweet boy recently passed from cancer in his mouth. Like someone else said, the Churu helped us have a couple more good weeks with him. He was becoming exhausted by struggling to chew food; feeding Churu really helped stimulate his appetite to take in more of his balanced food (kitten kibble & canned food were also much easier for him.) There is no happy ending for oral fibrosarcomas in cats but at least our dearest boy had a reasonably happy final few weeks & a dignified, gentle ending. The Churu, outstanding vets & techs, and medication all played a significant role & I deeply appreciate all of those.Best wishes to you & your dearest fur people.

My cat loves these. If you need to hide meds, add a little incentive to their normal food, or just as a treat, they are great. He's a picky eater, but with these, he doesn't care what flavor it is. He goes after all of them equally. Very minor issue - and sometimes it's a benefit: the opening when you tear off the end isn't very big, not the full width of the tube. If you want to get it all out you need to pinch and run your fingers down the tube. It's beneficial for control when dispensing if you are putting it on other food or if you are only using a portion to bury a pill. You cant really re-close the tube, so if you are only using a portion, you'll need a snack or sandwich baggie. Will buy again when we run out.

These can be a little pricy but my cat absolutely loved them. I wish they had a variety pack with all the flavors but it seems like my cat never gets tired of them anyways.

I don't know what they put in this stuff but my cats come falling over each other for these things. They know the sound of the lid unscrewing and are in the room before I can even tear one open. They're baby food-like consistency and we call them "Chloe-gurts" around here, because they remind me of those kid's yogurt snacks, and because I originally got them for my 22 year old lady, Chloe. She was bored with canned food and the crunchy food was making her a little constipated, and sometimes she would barf up the crunchies because she wasn't chewing them up enough. I saw these and thought, what a perfect amount for her. Man does she perk up for these things. They also might have extended her life because she was starting to get very thin and gaunt, and once I started getting these for her, she put on weight, her fur is healthier looking, and she has noticeably more energy.Unfortunately keeping them a secret from our other 2 cats was impossible and soon enough they were onto my and Chloe's covert feedings. I would give them to them all the time but the container is 40 bucks and they would go through them like nobody's business, plus they don't need to gain weight. I don't mind them eating what's left after Chloe is done, but this stuff has almost ruined them to canned cat food. All they want are these dang INABA tubes. The portion size is perfect for my little old lady but our one cat could easily put 5 or 6 of these away and look for more, and these are only supposed to be snacks, not a meal or replacement for a meal. In fact be careful how many you let them have in a day, I believe they are higher calorie and if you see your cat gaining weight and they don't need to, cut back a bit. Chloe gets 2-4 a day but only 1 or 2 for the other guys, because my youngest one is starting to look a little...thick.

My cat loves all the flavors of the chicken selection. What else is there to say?